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In Exchange System Manager you would need to Rigth Click on the MailBox store in question and look in the Security Tab.<br />
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In there you will need to add your name to teh list (click Add and type in your name) and then you need to make sure you add &quot;Send As&quot; and &quot;Receive As&quot; permissions to yourself. These are the two entries right at the bottom of the list.<br />
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This should mean next time you are in Outlook you can choose &quot;Open Other user's Folder&quot; and open up their mailbox, or alternatively you would be able to set an Additional Mailbox, in the More Settings of Microsoft Exchagne Server service under Tools/Services (or Tools/Email Accounts)<br />
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Joe
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In Exchange System Manager you would need to Rigth Click on the MailBox store in question and look in the Security Tab.

In there you will need to add your name to teh list (click Add and type in your name) and then you need to make sure you add "Send As" and "Receive As" permissions to yourself. These are the two entries right at the bottom of the list.

This should mean next time you are in Outlook you can choose "Open Other user's Folder" and open up their mailbox, or alternatively you would be able to set an Additional Mailbox, in the More Settings of Microsoft Exchagne Server service under Tools/Services (or Tools/Email Accounts)

Joe

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I am the exchange admin, and I need to set myself up to be able to view all users mailboxes. &nbsp;I need to know what permission to set so this can be done. &nbsp;I tried to set the permission of full control on the stores themselves but it is not working... Any help would be great 
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I am the exchange admin, and I need to set myself up to be able to view all users mailboxes.  I need to know what permission to set so this can be done.  I tried to set the permission of full control on the stores themselves but it is not working... Any help would be great 

ACCESSING USER MAILBOXES

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